Wednesday, February 12. 2014
Polytron Unveils World's First Fully Transparent Smartphone
Via tom's HARDWARE
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Taiwanese firm Polytron Technologies has revealed the world's first
fully transparent smartphone prototype. As you can see in the pictures
above and below, the prototype device is almost fully transparent. The
only components visible on the device are the board, chips memory card
and camera.
The rest of the device is a piece of glass that
sports a small touchscreen (also transparent) located in the center of
the device. According to Polytron, its technology may be available by
the end of 2013.
South Korean technology giant Samsung, meanwhile, revealed Youm at CES 2013, a flexible and bendable OLED display manufactured for smartphones.
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